Pecos Archers Return From National Tourney
Three Pecos archery fans attended the national and international archery tournament at Jay's Peak Vermont. George Houston Elaine Houston and Bill Malone reached the finals from Pecos. The Houstons blended a family vacation with the trip while Malone came for the archery finals.
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Jay's Peak
George
Elaine Houston
Bill Malone
Houstons
Malone
Pecos Pecos
Jay
Houston
Hendersonville
Tenn
J.B. Robertson
Abilene
Odessa
Daniel wins fer amateur in U S Women's Amateur
Beth Daniel 18 from Charleston South Carolina captured the 75th U S Women's Amateur at Brae Burn Country Club with a 3 and 2 victory over Donna Horton of Jacksonville Florida. The Furman University sophomore won in her first appearance and spoke of golf remaining fun.
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U.S
Miss Daniel
Miss Horton
Carolinas
Brae Burn Country Club
Archers score big at Odessa tourney with 17 shooters
Odessa hosts a local archery competition where Pecos archers plus 17 local bowhunters competed. Top honors went to Mary Ann Box Elaine Houston Rod ney Grable John Houston Maria Guzman and Jerome Cranfill. Second place went to Bill Box and Janet Cranfill with strong scores across A Bowhunter Barebow and Cub divisions.
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Pecos
Odessa
Mary Ann Box
Elaine Houston
Rodney Grable
John Houston
Maria Guzman
Jerome Cranfill
Bill Box
Janet Cranfill
Bill Malone
George Houston
Tom Bell
Rey Guzman
Wayne Grable
Clarence Rochen
Harry Reddick
James Cranfill
Bies wins Greater Hartford Open in second playoff hole
Don Bies birdied the second sudden death playoff hole to defeat Hubert Green and capture the $200,000 Greater Hartford Open in Wethersfield Connecticut. JoAnn Washam won the Patty Berg Classic in St Paul with a final round 68 for a 206 total. Beth Daniel claimed the 75th U.S. Women's Amateur in Newton Massachusetts with a 3 and 2 victory over Donna Horton. Vicente Fernandez won the Festival tournament in Fulford England by one stroke over Maurice Bembridge. Curtis Strange won the Talladega stock car race in Virginia. Vittorio Brambilla won the Austrian Grand Prix in Weltwegg Austria as rain halted the race. Mike Mosley won the Tony Bettenhausen 200 in West Allis Wisconsin. Alan Lund of Cross South Carolina died from injuries at Talladega.
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Wethersfield, Conn
Don Bies
Hubert Green K
ST. Paul
Minn
JoAnn Washam
Fulford
England
Vicente Fernandez
Argentina
Maurice Bembridge
Britain
Weltweg
Austria
Vittorio Brambilla
Zelzeg
Lund
Larry Smith
Baker
Petty
Dodge
Donnie Allison
A.J. Foyt
Foyt
Tony Bettehausen
Mike Mosley
John Rutherford
Gordon John
Lund’s Talladega win shadowed by Tiny Lund death
Talladega race ends with Buddy Baker edging Richard Petty by a half car length as news breaks that Tiny Lund, 43, of Cross, South Carolina, was killed in a multi-vehicle crash earlier. The event also notes Donohue injury, Foyt gear trouble, and Brambilla’s formula one win amid risky conditions.
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Talladega
Ala
Buddy Baker
Richard Petty
Baker
Tiny Lund
Tiny
Buck Baker
Lund
Husky Baker
L Lund
Washam wins Berg Classic in standout LPGA debut
JoAnn Washam dominated the first Patty Berg Classic in St. Paul Minnesota finishing 13 under par 206 for her first pro title earning $45 000. She credited focus on the course after past near misses and cited an eagle on the third hole as pivotal while describing Medina Ohio past failure as a learning step.
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ST. Paul, Minn
JoAnn Washam
Fort Worth
Tex
Miss Washam
Medina
Ohio
Cowboys and Chiefs Exemption Clash in Exhibition Battle
Dallas Cowboys and Kansas City Chiefs meet in an NFL exhibition with about 40 000 fans expected. Dallas will start Roger Staubach at quarterback and use many young players for depth while Wichita Landry evaluates options. Chiefs aim to test four quarterbacks led by Len Dawson and Ed Podolak with Woody Green and MacArthur Lane carrying the run game.
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Dallas Cowboys
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas
Tom Landry
Landry
Los Angeles Rams
Chiefs
Roger Staubach
Cowboys
St. Louis Cardinals
Jack Rudway
St. Louis
Paul Wiggin
Len Dawson
Wiggin
Woody Green
MacArthur Lane
Ed Podolak
Tom Geredine
Otis Taylor
Hall of Fame inducts quartet of ex greats
Hall of Fame enshrines Ralph Kiner Jr along with Billy Herman Bucky Harris and Earl Averill. Kiner, 369 homers and 1,015 RBIs in 10 major league seasons, recalls modest beginnings and a bid for the shrine. Beatrice Kiner, his mother, is bedridden at 93.
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Cooperstown
N.Y
Ralph Kiner Sr
Beatrice Kiner
Ralph Kiner Jr
Shrine
Kiner
Alhambra
Calif
Baseball Writers Association of America, Receiv
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Billy Herman
Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Pirates
Bucky Harris
Earl Averill
RBI
Indians
Summer net program crowns top teams in Pecos action
Coach Ken Garlitz notes seven teams competed for the summer tennis prize as Marauders with 259 edged Kangaroos 258 for first. Rats 246, Roadsters 241, Knotheads 241, Mongrels 237, Raiders 208. Seventy one students enrolled with daily attendance over 30.
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Ken Garlitz
Pecos
Garlitz
Marauders
Kangaroos
Marc Dingler
Glenda Hibbens
Holly Blevens
Raymond Tollett
Roadsters
Knotheads
Roadster
Robbie McAnally
Connie Shoemaker
Tommy Elliott
Yvette Vasquez
Knothead
Raiders
Randy Peters
Todd McAnally
Brad Buskin
Anne McKeown
Orantes Beats Nastase For Canadian Open Title
Manuel Orantes defeated Ilie Nastase 7-6 6-0 6-1 to win the Canadian Open men’s singles and $16,000. Orantes claimed his second consecutive clay court title, having won the U S Championships last week in Indianapolis. Nastase’s conduct drew an official complaint from tournament organizers. Marcie Louie upset Charlotte Dupont 6-1 4-6 6-4 in the women’s final, while Amritraj defeated Stan Smith to reach the Buckeye final and set up a title shot against Bob Lutz for $9,000.
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Tim White
Manuel Orantes
Ilie Nastase
Orantes
U.S
Indianapolis
Nastase
International Professional Tennis Council
Marcie Louie
San Francisco
Charlotte Dupont
Vijay Amritraj
India
Stan Smith
Amritraj
Smith
Bob Lutz
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Southern California Sun
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